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Hardfork to retroactively correct referral percentages #453

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theoreticalbts opened this issue Nov 19, 2015 · 0 comments
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Hardfork to retroactively correct referral percentages #453

theoreticalbts opened this issue Nov 19, 2015 · 0 comments
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Hardfork described here:

"The BitShares community should collectively look after the all users and roll out a hardfork that implements the behavior intended by the CLI wallet. Cryptonomex will provide the code for the hardfork "free of charge" and roll it out as part of the next scheduled hardfork. The hard fork will treat percentages below 1% as 100x larger. So 0.6% will become 60% as intended by the users involved."

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pmconrad pushed a commit to pmconrad/graphene that referenced this issue Jan 11, 2018
pmconrad pushed a commit to pmconrad/graphene that referenced this issue Apr 17, 2018
For:
* cryptonomex#338 Margin call order fills at price of matching limit_order
* cryptonomex#343 Inconsistent sorting of call orders between matching against a limit order and a force settle order
* cryptonomex#453 Multiple limit order and call order matching issue
* cryptonomex#606 Undercollateralized short positions should be called regardless of asks
pmconrad pushed a commit to pmconrad/graphene that referenced this issue Aug 10, 2018
The old bug is cryptonomex#615 .

Due to the bug, `update_median_feeds()` and `check_call_orders()`
will be called when a feed is not actually expired, normally this
should not affect consensus since calling them should not change
any data in the state.

However, the logging indicates that `check_call_orders()` did
change some data under certain circumstances, specifically, when
multiple limit order matching issue (cryptonomex#453) occurred at same block.
* bitshares/bitshares-core#453
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